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Letter to Harold Mansfield, Director of Public Relations, Boeing Aircraft Company, from Donald R. Drew, January 12, 1949. Asks if Mansfield received a previous letter concerning Captain William G. Lufburrow. One typed page.

Letter to Harold Mansfield, Director of Public Relations, Boeing Aircraft Company, from Donald R. Drew, November 18, 1948. Seeks information on behalf of Boeing to help answer questions from Captain William G. Lufburrow, who is writing a book on…

Postcard to William E. Boeing from the Praegers, August 30, 1931. States that they are leaving Singapore and includes a list of addresses for mail as they travel.

Letter to Edward S. Campbell from William E. Boeing's office, February 19, 1929. Thanks Campbell for the "first-hand information relative to the success of your trip" and notes that Boeing will review correspondence upon his return. One typed page.

Postcard to William E. Boeing from the Finleys, September 25, 1928. Sends thanks for the photograph and describes a unique globe he has in his office [replicated on postcard]. Also includes a second postcard with a poem about aviation.

Telegram to "Boehing Aeroplane Co." (Boeing Airplane Company) from an unidentified person, October 30, 1917. Inquires if Boeing wants a "practically new Curtiss Model F flying boat pusher type two." One typed page.

Letter to William E. Boeing from an unidentified person, June 15, 1917. Details cost and production of pontoons for Boeing Company. Two typed pages on Boeing Airplane Company stationery.

Letter to William E. Boeing from [James?] Ferguson, Sales Manager at Palm, Fechteler, and Company, June 4, 1917. Inquires about follow-up for a design they submitted. One typed page.

Letter to Augustus Post, Secretary of the Aero Club of America, from William E. Boeing's office, November 23, 1916. Advises that WEB is out of town and will review correspondence upon his return. One typed page.

Letter to Alan Hawley, President of the Aero Club of America, from William E. Boeing's office, August 8, 1916. Advises that Boeing is out of town and will review correspondence upon his return. One typed page.